Step back in time with this c. 1903 Four Square Mission Revival home, known as the Murdock House, Historical Cultural Monument 778. Located at the base of Mt. Washington, this elegant three-story building combines vintage charm and thoughtful restoration including original wood floors, crown moldings, cornices, grand staircase with separate stairs to the kitchen, decorative fireplace, original doors, leaded glass front windows, light fixtures, restored push button light switches, HVAC grilles, and built-in window seats. Offering a unique workspace for creative professionals, office, or other commercial use. With its C2 zoning and Single Family Residential code use, discover the potential for living, working, or both. Three stories of thoughtfully restored space, including the inviting living/reception area with original character, kitchen with service porch, large conference/ formal dining room, half bath, all on the main floor. Four bedrooms/offices, with exterior metal stairs to the west bedroom and a full bathroom with claw foot tub and wood floors on the second story . Third story bedroom or office, via a private staircase. Enjoy views from second and third floor windows of the Southwest Museum, surrounding hillsides, and the San Gabriel Mountains. Gated property with drought-tolerant landscaping, including an abundant grapefruit tree and built-in planter. Two off-street gated parking spaces, single car garage, plus ample street parking. Situated just off the 110 Freeway (Ave. 43 exit), this location near the gold line offers easy access to all the hotspots on Figueroa St., Highland Park, downtown LA, and Pasadena, making commuting and/or client visits a breeze. With its historical significance, updated systems, and prime location, the Murdock House is a rare opportunity to establish your business or residence in a one-of-a-kind setting, with Mills Act property tax savings.
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